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from Nuffic Glossary: Dutch law defines the bachelor's degree programme in terms of the number of study credits a student must obtain before the degree can be awarded. It makes a clear distinction between the bachelor degrees awarded for 'research-oriented higher education' (<i>wetenschappelijk onderwijs</i>) and those awarded for 'higher professional education' In 'research-oriented higher education', a bachelor's degree can be awarded after obtaining 180 study credits, while in 'higher professional education' 240 credits are required. Question: Nuffic would like to know: is this still correct?
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from Nuffic Glossary: Dutch law defines the bachelor's degree programme in terms of the number of study credits a student must obtain before the degree can be awarded. It makes a clear distinction between the bachelor degrees awarded for 'research-oriented higher education' (<i>wetenschappelijk onderwijs</i>) and those awarded for 'higher professional education' In 'research-oriented higher education', a bachelor's degree can be awarded after obtaining 180 study credits, while in 'higher professional education' 240 credits are required.
Question: Nuffic would like to know: is this still correct?
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